Murder in Grafton and a Ring's Old Flame
Henry Rand is found murdered in a Grafton hotel. Jimmy and Barry chase threats, rings, and Marie Real’s past while a shadowy pursuer targets Jimmy. Olga Maynard reappears as danger and a noon meeting promises more peril for Jimmy and Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rand
Grafton
Janet Rand
Barry Colvin
Jimmy Rand
Pittsburgh
Alule
Thomas Fogarty
Ilga Maynard
Jimmy
Olga
Ike Jensen
Church
Mary
O’day
Henry Weand
Marie Breal
Henry
Thaddeus Rand
Barry
Olga Maynard
Market notes and tax discussion on investment and bonds
The article surveys stock market terms and investment shifts while analyzing federal tax cuts and a surge in bonds from state and local governments. It notes rising corporate buyouts and public offerings, plus large volumes of municipal and local bonds issued since the new tax schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menia
Sud Ee
Coscmkabes
Oiher
Tly
Sec
Int
Coulty
Municipal
Loce Bonde
Penal Institut
Musiets
A B C ads drive customers to merchandise sales
Local dealers report increased foot traffic as ads from A B C boost interest in merchandise. Stores note improved sales turnover and quicker movement of stock after campaigns.
Ye ggs Hold Up Entire Village
In Hartselle Alabama on March 15 a band of robbers executed a planned raid, rounding up residents including the night marshal and station agent, severing telephone lines, blocking roads, blowing the bank vault at the Bank of Hartselle and fleeing with the loot. Dr William Johnson was shot in the leg during the action.
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Hartselle
Ala
Bank of
Harteelle
William Johnson
George W. Wickersham Overcomes Flu Battle
Former attorney general George W. Wickersham, who had been sick with influenza, was today reported out of danger and improving. He had been hospitalized briefly, with doctors monitoring his condition closely as the illness subsided.
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Better
New York
George W. Wickersham
Markets At A Glance
Market brief notes railroad and industrial stocks irregular while domestic and foreign bonds hold steady. Call money at 4 1/4 percent. Commodities show mixed moves with grain copper oil cotton sugar steady and rubber and cotton irregular. Foreign exchange fluctuates.
New York stocks lead moderate rally as rail and motor shares rise
In early trading on March 16 the market saw a moderate advance led by railroad and motor stocks. Katy Preferred jumped from 5 to 6 percent while progress on the southwestern merger stalled further gains. General Motors, Hudson, and Stewart gained about two points, while United States Steel and other high grade dividends lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock
New York
Katy
Southwestern Railroad
General Motors
Hudson and
Stewart
United States Steel
Livestock Market Report Chicago Scalps Cattle Prices
Chicago Livestock market shows higher bids overall with bulk cattle trading around 11.75 to 13.75 per hundredweight and top at 14.25. Receipts totaled 13,000 head with calves around 4,000. market described as weak to steady with beef steers mostly 9 to 10 dollars and lighter grades around 9 to 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peany
Ee Si
Oor
Rotary Speaker Stresses Truth in Advertising
Karl D. Reyer of the Ohio University School of Commerce told the Athens Rotary club that advertising must reveal truth. He warned dishonest advertisers erode trust, noted that honest merchandising builds character, and cited that better business bureaus are closing space to false claims while proving firms that advertise honestly gain public faith. New members Dr Cc L Jones and W B Lawrence joined, introduced by John Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl D. Reyer
Ohio University School of Commerce
Athens Rotary Club
Reyer
University
Cc. L. Jones
W. B. Lawrence
John Patterson
Parlysis Takes Athens Woman Eliza Murphy Dies at 82
Mrs. Eliza Murphy aged 82 died at 11:50 PM at her Depot Street home from paralysis. Burial will be in West Union Street cemetery with time of funeral to be announced. Survived by son Edward Evan of Burlington Iowa and daughter Mrs. Josie McClure of Cincinnati who had cared for her.
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Eliza Murphy
Depot Street
West Union Street
Edward Evan
Burlington
Iowa
Josie McClure
Cincinnati
Fire investigators probe Avon village blaze and palatial home
Fire marshals were asked to investigate a $100000 blaze that destroyed the former Black Whale Inn and a palatial residence in Avon village near here last night. Three other fires have occurred in the area in five days.
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Black Whale
Avon Village
Here
Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Livestock
The market lists price tiers for cattle calves veal and sheep with steady tone. Prices range from common to good fat cattle and cows up to 50 100 for certain categories while veal calves net around 0 to 14 dollars. Receipt notes indicate slow steady activity and edge markets holding firm.
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Burgh Ae CA
Cincinnati Livestock Market Receipts Steady to Higher
Receipts 250 head cattle and 200 head sheep with markets steady to higher. Cattle sold from good to choice up to 9.25 to 9.70 per hundredweight, hogs to 6.00 per hundredweight, sheep steady with good to choice from 14.00 to 14.50 per hundredweight.
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Cincinnati
Antesteera
Tochire
Produce and butter prices hit market notes with regional variances
The clipping records varied prices for butter and produce. Ohio butter quotes range 45 to 46 cents per pound with firsts at 3 cents and packing stock 27 to 30 cents. Onions show Ohio at 2.50 to 2.75 per sack and shallots at 8 dollars per barrel. Potatoes list Ohio at 2.76 a bushel and western at 5.75 for a two bushel sack. Prices include crates and baskets with auction notes and differing regional values.
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Ohio
Western
Chicago Produce Receipts and Packing Details
Receipts show creamery extra 424c standard 41M and extra firsts 41'gc 41c with firats 40%c 4ic. Packing atoc Egg8 receipts total 26,449 cases with miscellaneous 26c. Ordinary firata WAC firsts 26%c and extra 20c, checks digties 24c.
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Chicago
New York Produce Prices and Wool Market Summary
New York produce reports show firmer prices for hay and mixed clover with No 1 at 1.40, No 3 at 1.20, and mixed clover at 1.35. Wool bids reference domestic fleece and pulled scoured bases from $.75 to $1.12 with Texas and territory lines listed.
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New York
Texas
Machinery and Produce Listing with Prices
Local ad lists butter in tubs eight cents, potatoes at 85.50, poultry including fowls and broilers, eggs with assorted prices and quality grades, and nearby ungraded lots. Includes references to ragus roses and various casual produce items with unit pricing.
Liberty Bond Policies Signatures and First 1 Percent Vote
A fragmented report notes Liberty Bond policies and a first 1 percent vote, with references to a fourth RF and the year 1027, alongside mention of new 3 percent terms. The readable text is limited and unclear on full context or participants.
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Ning Libery
Democrats Attack Coolidge Saving Claim in Senate
In Washington on March 16, Democrats assailed the Coolidge economy during Senate debate on an appropriation bill. They argued government costs will rise by 300 million dollars in 1927 versus this year, blaming the President for the higher outlays while administration leaders contested congressional responsibility.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Congress
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Notice of Application to Change Equipment Used by Ohio Transit
The Ohio Transit Company files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an application to modify equipment and route. The proposal adds twelve 16‑degree cars to its fleet for passenger and property transport.
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Motor Transportation Company
Ohio Transit Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Transit CO
T.w
Local Probate Sale Notice from Sam County
A public notice from Sam County dates March 6 showing a probate sale action. The document details a real estate transaction overseen by county officials with deadlines and geographic references.
Appointment of Ralph P. Jennings as Administrator
Ralph P. Jennings has been appointed and qualified as administrator with will annexed of the estate of Hel Pp Jennings, late of Athens County Ohio, deceased. Dated March 6, 1026. S. M. Johnson, Probate Judge of Athens County.
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Ralph P. Jennings
Hel
Jennings
Athens County
Ohio
S. M. Johnson
Said County
T.w
Divorce Filing in Athens County Common Pleas Court
Mary Mitchell files for divorce from unknown spouse in Athens County Ohio Common Pleas Court on grounds of wilful absence and failure to provide. Hearing set for April 0 1926. Emmett Keenan attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mitchell
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Connecticut Governor Likely to Execute Noted Bandit Chapman
Attorneys plan another appeal to the U S Supreme Court after denial of a petition. Gerald Chapman faces execution April 6 unless a last minute development occurs. Governor John H. Trumbull has granted a third reprieve as the Connecticut plan moves toward execution for the murder of James J. Skelly of New Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
United States Supreme
Chepmman
James J. Skelly
New Conn
Indictment Unfolds In Alcohol Conspiracy Case
Federal grand jury returned a conspiracy indictment against 38 defendants tied to a large liquor operation. U S District officials planned immediate action as the jury reconvenes April 1. Harry Volpe and another defendant stood under bonds after pleas.
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Federal Grand
United States
E. Berndsteen
Harry Volpe
Prowidi
R. L
First woman safety director takes role in Lorain
Florence Grail, wife of Mayor William F Grail, was appointed safety director in Lorain following Henry C. vacancy. The move comes after a discharge tied to alleged disloyalty and cooperation issues.
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Lorain
Tetige
Florence Grail
Wiliam F. Grail
Henry C
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